Préselési

Préselési is a traditional Hungarian folk dance. It is typically performed by couples and is characterized by its lively tempo and intricate footwork. The dance often involves a series of turns, leaps, and quick steps, with partners maintaining close contact. The music accompanying préselési is usually upbeat and played on traditional Hungarian instruments such as the violin, cimbalom, and accordion.

Historically, préselési was performed at social gatherings, celebrations, and weddings throughout Hungary. Its specific regional variations exist, with differences in rhythm, step patterns, and ornamentation. The dance reflects the communal and festive spirit of Hungarian culture. Today, préselési is preserved and taught by folk dance ensembles and cultural organizations, ensuring its continuation as a vibrant part of Hungary's heritage. It is appreciated for its energetic execution and the connection it fosters between dancers and the audience.